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EndNote styles

Information about Styles

Output styles are files that are used to control the appearance of references in a bibliography. The name of the style refers to the journal or publisher that has defined the format of the style they require. Styles can be modified and new styles can be created using EndNote's style editor.

The EndNote styles below have been written by Library staff. Please contact Ask a Librarian if you have any difficulties.

If you can't find what you want, visit the EndNote site and check out the "Support and Services" area or go directly to the EndNote download site for styles.

For Macintosh users

Macintosh users need to manually download styles into Endnote.

To download the required style from the Library's web page

  • place your cursor on the folder icon.
  • Simultaneously press the 'Ctrl' key and click the mouse to display the download options.
  • Select 'Download Link to Disk' and save the folder into your Endnote Styles folder.

Your style will then be available for use in the EndNote Style manager.

StyleDateLinkOther Information
AGLC2 FOOTNOTES ONLY (Australian Guide to Legal Citation 2nd ed)
02/04
AGLC2 FOOTNOTES and BIBLIOGRAPHY (Australian Guide to Legal Citation 2nd ed)
02/04
AGPS 6th Edition 
05/07
  • This is a good general Author/Date style often recommended by various Australian publishers.
  • A version of the 5th edtiion of this style comes with EndNoteX and is called AGIMO
  • To be used in conjunction with Style manual for authors, editors and printers. 6th ed. 2002.
Chicago Manual of Style (15th ed.) A -- Contains Footnotes and Bibliography at the end of the document
04/04
  • You can download this style from the EndNote Styles site.
  • Type chicago in the Publication Name Textbox under Style Finder and click on search.
  • Click on the name of the Style - this opens a screen where you can read about the style and can download either the PC version or the MacOS version.
  • Follow the instructions to save the file to your computer. You will need to save the file to the Styles folder where EndNote is installed on your computer.
  • This output style can be used in conjunction with the Guide to using the Chicago Manual of Style (15th ed.) with EndNote 7
Chicago Manual of Style (15th ed.) B -- In Text citation style
04/04
  • You can download this style from the EndNote Styles site.
  • Type chicago in the Publication Name Textbox under Style Finder and click on search.
  • Click on the name of the Style - this opens a screen where you can read about the style and can download either the PC version or the MacOS version.
  • Follow the instructions to save the file to your computer. You will need to save the file to the Styles folder where EndNote is installed on your computer.
MLA Style (based on
the Modern Language Association's MLA Style Manual, 2nd ed.
and the MLA Handbook, 6th ed)
04/04
  • You can download this style from the EndNote Styles site.
  • Type MLA in the Publication Name Textbox under Style Finder and click on search.
  • Click on the name of the Style - this opens a screen where you can read about the style and can download either the PC version or the MacOS version.
  • Follow the instructions to save the file to your computer. You will need to save the file to the Styles folder where EndNote is installed on your computer.
UNE Author-Date style
11/05
  • Similar to APA 5th with some UNE specific modifications.
  • Save the file to the Styles folder where EndNote is installed on your computer

Special Notes

  • If you click on a style link and get gibberish on the screen, go BACK and try again, this time pressing the SHIFT key while you click the filter name.
  • You must insert the style files in the correct folder where your copy of EndNote has been installed. Typically this will be C:\ProgramFiles\EndNoteX\Styles.... If you do not insert the style correctly you will not be able to access it from the Import Manager when using EndNote.